Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-01
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
An Interesting Summary of the
important Occurrences OF
the Week.
A Budget Of News Cleaned From the
Latest Dispatches From Far
and Near.
.4DHICES BY TELEGRAM.

The Haddock murder cases are set for
trial at Sioux City, Iowa, September 5th Fred
Munchrath, Jr., who is under Indictment for
both conspiracy and murder, will be tried on
the latter charge, to be followed by s. lvestcr
Granda and others under Indictment
Tho Ute Indians, under Colorow, are
ready to fight at tho least provocation. The
has made them wild and they are ready for
revenge. Co.orow says ho can get "neap
young bucks from White river; heap Uncom-
pahgre, heap Navajo. who are young and
want heap fight, and unless white man go
back Colorow send for them" II he should
and make an attack tho troops and settlers Of
Meeker, Col, estimate that it will take the
combined efforts of 1000 regulars TO drive
them back to the reservation.
The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly re-
view of The British grain trade. says: Harvest
progresses well The variability in yield and
quality Of the crop becomes more pronounced.
Trade values continue 10 droop In tho Lon
don market P; ices have fallen Cd to Is, and in
provincial markets Is Sales Of English
at sos 10d per quarter, against sc, 1853 quarters
at 3.s I'd during the corresponding week last
year. Country flour has fallen I'd Foreign
wheat at Liv rpool declined Id per GENITAL.
F our is I'D cheaper. Maize advanced Sd.
Linseed is down Sd.
The superintendent of the recruiting ser-
vice has been ordered to send thirty recruits
f> E.rtS for a., H.
Twelfth infantry, and fifteen colored cavalry
recruits to such departments of Arizona as
the commanding general Of the department
shall designate for assignment to the Tenth
cavalry.
Notwithstanding the large pension pay
ments the past month, amounting to SIG, 500, :
900, the receipts fer the month were more
than 81, 500, 900 in excess Of the total expendi-
lures during tho same period. Receipts aver
aged over 81, 0Oo. 0Oo day, and now amount
to s33, S14.354.
The Kan as City Times publishes the
answers received 10 inquiries sent out through
Kansas and Missouri as topresdential prefer
ences. In Missouri 270 answers from demo-
Gratis were received. or these PSI were for
Cleveland, three for Thurman, one for Wade
Hampton, and the rest scattering The re-
publicans sent 2Gl answers, OF which 1875 were
for Blaine, seventy seven for Sherman, forty
one for Lincoln, and the rest scattering In
Kansas 3.G den ocrats answered, ns follows:
Cleveland, 3O6; Thurman, seven; Hi ], Six re-
mainder scattering. The republicans sent 3O2
answers, of which lSl were for Blaine, eighty
six for Sherman, forty -four for Lincoln, and
the rest scattering
james D. Hopkins, the territorial voter
marian of Wyoming, is at Bloomington, ILL.,,
investigating the horse disease prevailing in
that city and it, vicinity.
DIR. Joseph Parker, of tho City temple,
London. has arrived at New York. Dr.. Ps:kor,
who is 81 oxen of as a possible successor Of
Mr.. Beccher in Plymouth pulpit, will pro-
nounce eulosy on the great preacher in
Brooklyn, October 4.
John Wei ert shot and fatally injured
John Cradley, well-known turfman, whom
he found with his wife at house of ill
repute in Louisville. Weigert was arrested
Bradley had been in imat. with Weigerrs wife
for some time.
John w. Flemming, wealthy lumherman
of McGrcgor, Ia, is dead.
Articles OF incorporation of the Decatur
and Western Nebraska Railway company havo
BEEN file wi h the sec -etary of st,te Of
Nebraska The capita! stock of the company
is fixed at S. c90,G GD, and the organization is
to date its existence from August q, 1887, and
to continue until August q, 1882 The incor-
F. $. Griffin, A B. Fuller, J. N. PEBBLES and